Beef Roasts Take Spotlight in Weekend Bargain Roundup
Supermarkets and neighborhood groceries offer a range of beef roasts from cuck roast to sir loin and porterhouse. Beef demand grows due to heavier cattle slaughter in 1960 with grass cattle likely rising, while fed cattle marketing may lag behind 1959. Leg of lamb tops some East and Midwest sections as pork cuts remain scarce. halibut remains popular and fruit and veg offer wide selections including artichokes broccoli rabe cabbage and many roots. Cranberries stay strong at 6 percent above 1959 and 32 percent over the 10 year average with Emperor grapes and select apples, avocados, citrus, tangelos, and melons priced notably.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
East
Midwest
Maine
Long Island
Kerner Abandons Weekly Open Houses at Capitol
Governor-elect Otto Kerner said he will not hold weekly public open houses at the state Capitol in Springfield. He noted the practice began under Stratton but has faded, and critics argued callers were mostly jobseekers. Kerner said doors should stay open to those with problems.
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Springfield
Ill
Otto Kerner
State Capitol
William G. Stratton
Kerner
Would Extra Dollars Help Advertise Classifieds
An advertisement asks if extra funds improve classified ads and promotes using the classified section for better reach. It hints at marketing benefits and cost considerations for placing ads.
Coal City Notes Class Meeting and Social at Methodist Church
The Gleaners Sunday School class met Monday evening at Mrs. Ethel Miller’s home with co hostess Mrs. Ruby McMillin. Officers were elected: President Mrs. William Bennett, Vice President Mrs. Charles Small, Secretary Mrs. Paul Ardison, Treasurer Mrs. Everett Matthews. First award went to Mrs. Bennett and second to Mrs. Rex Major. Lunch featured Christmas decor and a gift exchange followed by card games. Briefs list Mayo Clinic travel, weekend visits, and a 66th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. William Lohmar.
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Coal City
Gleaners
The
Methodist Church
Ethel Miller
Ruby McMillin
William Bennett
Charles Small
Paul Ardison
Everett Matthews
Rex Major
Two Juveniles Arrested in 34 Chattanooga Burglaries
City detectives say two youths ages 10 and 12 confessed to breaking into stores looting cash registers and vending machines. The pair were responsible for 34 burglaries over several months in Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
Women Quit Prompted Switchboard Change in Anderson Firm
After three switchboard operators quit to have babies, an Anderson firm switched from married women to single girls. The first single operator quit to care for her sisters' children so the mothers could keep working. Also mentions Llano as a flat treeless plain and a Texas town of that name.
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Anderson
S. C
Llano
Texas
Moon Signal Mistaken for Attack Missile
The Strategic Air Command said the moon triggered a false warning of a missile attack on Oct. 5 at its Thule Greenland station. Computers misread lunar signals as an incoming threat. the alert was displayed briefly and canceled within seconds.
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Neb
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Thule
Greenland
United States
Manchester Guardian
Birds Build Glass Thread Nests From Lava Drops in Hawaii
In Hawaii birds sometimes craft nests from threads of spun volcanic glass they pluck from lava droplets. The unusual material showcases adapting nesting behavior to available natural resources on the islands.
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Hawaii
Chicago's Early Brick Buildings Set City Tone
Chicago's first permanent school was brick and the first city offices occupied a brick building. About 800 to 1,000 members trade on the floor of the New York Daily Stock Exchange daily.
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Chicago
New York Daily Stock Exchange
Well Known Financial Editor Will Retire
William G. Happ, 68, longtime financial editor of the Globe-Democrat, announces retirement effective January. He joined the Globe in 1923 and has led the financial desk since 1929 after starting as a general assignment reporter.
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